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Implant Size Impact on Foreign Body Reaction

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Description

This lecture covers the impact of implant size on foreign body reaction, focusing on the use of polyimide-based flexible intracortical devices of different widths and thicknesses. Topics include tissue clearing for 3D molecular and optical interrogation, electrode impedance and glial consolidation, and histological analysis of stab wounds and lesioned cavities.

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